Godfrey v. Herring
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Bradley Circuit Court. Fraud in the conveyance was not proved. 38 Ark. 419; 9 Ark. 482; 18 Ark. 124; 20 Ark. 216; 37 Ark. 145; 45 Ark. 492; 31 Ark. 554; 63 Ark. 16; 14 Am.* & Eng. Ene.
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Appeal from Bradley Circuit Court. Fraud in the conveyance was not proved. 38 Ark. 419; 9 Ark. 482; 18 Ark. 124; 20 Ark. 216; 37 Ark. 145; 45 Ark. 492; 31 Ark. 554; 63 Ark. 16; 14 Am.* & Eng. Ene. Eaw, 512; 52 N. Y. 274. Appellant was not a privy to any fraud, and gáve value for the land. 23 Ark. 258; 18 Ark. 172; 46 Ark. 542; 49 Ark. 20. Appellee cannot complain of the conveyance of the Godfrey homestead. 52 Ark. 101; 54'Ark. 194; 52 Ark. 547; 66 Ark. 382. Every case must rest upon its own facts. 22 Ark. 184; 69 S. W. 602.
1Opinion of the CourtHill, C. J.
This is an action by Mary E. Herring against her father and stepmother to set aside a conveyance alleged to be in fraud of her rights as a creditor of her father. Her claim against her father was reduced to judgment January 5, 1900, and affirmed orally in this court December 20, 1902. The' claim thus reduced to judgment long antedated the transactions complained of. The contest involves two parcels of land, one a tract of 1,037 acres on Saline River, in Bradley County, and the other a town lot in Warren. The title to both were in Mrs. Godfrey, and the court found the conveyances to her…
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